White Oak Bark – Quercus alba
Current Demand = Normal |
Parts Used: Tree Bark |
Family: Fagaceae
Common Names: white oak, common oak, english oak, stone oak, tanner’s bark, tanner’s oak…
Growing Region: The middle and eastern United States from Minnesota south to East Texas, east to Georgia, north to Maine then west back to Minnesota.
Parts used: tree bark
Harvesting/Drying:
The bark is thick and should be dried out of direct sunlight for 10-14 days until brittle.
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